Fire Safe Design: A New Approach to Multi-Storey Steel-Framed Buildings

By:

Newman, G. M

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Calcutta Institute for Steel Development and Growth 2006Description: 104pISBN:

9781859421697

Subject(s):

Civil Engineering

DDC classification:

693.82 NEW

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Foreword Summary General Introduction Part - A: design Recommendations Introduction to Part A Basis of Design Recommendations for Structural Elements Compartmentation Load Ratio and Limiting Temperature Design Tables Using TSLAB Illustration of the Use of the Design Method Part - B: Background to Recommendations Introduction to Part B Basis of Design The Cardington Fire Tests Evidence from Other Fires and Other Countries Observations and Comments The Way Forward Part - C: Appendices and References Appendix - 1: Estimating Column Temperatures Appendix - 2: Requirements for Vertical Ties Appendix - 3: Building and Test Details Appendix - 4: References

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